 
| | | Plas Dinas is a 17th century gentleman`s residence with later additions. It is situated in its own grounds and possesses outstanding views towards the Snowdonia Mountain range, Anglesey, the Menai Straits and the Irish Sea. Plas Dinas came into the possession of the Armstrong-Jones family in the 19th century. Anthony Armstrong-Jones became Lord Snowdon on his marriage to her Royal Highness Princess Margaret in 1960. The couple were frequent visitors to Plas Dinas in the 1960`s. The property retains the atmosphere of a traditional country house and contains much of the family furniture, memorabilia and portraits. Our rooms are individually styled and reflect the historic character of the property. Accommodation is provided in nine unique bedrooms all with ensuite facilities. |
 
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | A secluded setting within the stunningly beautiful heart of Snowdonia. Seiont Manor Hotel nestles in a 156 acres of mature parkland. Created from the farmstead of a Georgian Manor House. The hotel offers luxurious restful bedrooms. All with woodland or garden views. Each spacious, restful bedroom has been individually designed with local and international artifacts. The restaurant offers superb local and inspiring cooking in a beautiful setting with friendly and attentive services. With our own stocked fishing lake and one and half miles of the River Seiont with our grounds offering Wild Salmon, Sea and Rainbow Trout fishing in season. Seiont Manor Hotel situated in the foothills of Snowdon is the perfect place for exploring North Wales, Chester and many attractions.
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | First-class food, excellent accommodation, travels to Beaumaris for your next break or holiday. The hotel is situated in the centre of the historic town of Beaumaris, on the Menai Straits, overlooking the Snowdonia Mountains.
The accommodation consists of fourteen bedrooms, including family rooms and a four-poster room, all en suite and with televisions and tea and coffee making facilities. All accommodation includes full breakfast.
Food is an important part of the hotels appeal, with a most tempting and varied menu, prepared by the chef, from local produce.
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Rooms from 43.00 GBP | | The Crown Hotel is a family run hotel, which has recently been re-furbished, to a high standard and situated in the town centre, close to all amenities.
The recently developed major European Sailing and Yachting Centre, sea fishing, pony trekking and beautiful areas for the walker make it an ideal area for a perfect break.
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Rooms from 44.00 GBP | | The Ty Gwyn Hotel situated in Betws-y-coed, at the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, is a former coaching Inn dating back to 1636. Ty Gwyn has over the past 18 months undergone a refurbishment with all bedrooms having new en suite bathrooms, and most having new carpets and some new beds and fittings. Two of them Boast Spa Tubs in their bathrooms. The Ty Gwyn has a very good reputation for its food, renowned locally for its international cuisine using the freshest of local produce. Bookings for dinner are recommended.
The Ty Gwyn with its 3 four poster rooms and a honeymoon suite, beamed ceilings, antiques, log fires (in winter) is one of the most traditional Inns you will visit in the beautiful Snowdonia National Park.
Children sharing a room with 2 adults B&B at reduced rate - please enquire. Cots available upon request.
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Rooms from 41.50 GBP | | Valley Hotel is situated in the village of Valley only 4 miles from the Port of Holyhead and Ferries to Ireland. The Valley has 19 bedrooms - all ensuite.
Food served all day in the new eatery as well as the public lounge.
An ideal place to rest before or after your crossing, as well as being ideal for touring the island of Anglesey, with its glorious beaches and unspoilt countryside. Why not combine this with a visit to nearby Snowdonia and Llyn peninsular?
There are seven golf courses on the island as well as two bird sanctuaries, facilities for freshwater and sea fishing, sailing and rambling etc.
As from the 2nd April 2007, the hotel will be totally non smoking. There is also a sheltered garden with children's play area which is ideal for eating outdoors.
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Rooms from 40.50 GBP | | A uniquely styled traditional, family run, independent hotel for individual people, enjoy a great vacation in picturesque Llandudno on North Wales coast. The largest seaside resort in Wales, the hotel also boasts Snowdonia National Park, National Trust properties, historic houses & castles, mountains and lakes on their doorstep. A perfect seaside vacation, Snowdonian mountains & beaches nearby, the Ambassador is renowned by many regular returning guests for comfort, service and friendliness. The Hotel is relaxed and informal, but with a commitment to standards and disciplines, with a belief that all of this has to be affordable. The Williams family is now in it's third generation of caring for hotel guests, many of whom have been returning for a period of over thirty years. Indeed, some of the regular visitors enjoyed their childhood holidays with the hotel and now bring their own children to The Ambassador. |
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Rooms from 90.00 GBP | | Elegance and Excellence are guaranteed at Llandudno's largest quality Four Star hotel which is centrally situated on the Promenade with stunning views across the bay. Fine dining comes complete with spectacular views with guests able to choose from the award winning Chantrey's Restaurant or The Terrace where lunches and light refreshments are provided all day. All bedrooms are furnished to a very high standard offering all the facilities you would expect from a first class hotel to ensure of optimum comfort for you to enjoy your stay.
Guests have full use of Mint Condition, the hotel's health and fitness centre and can enjoy a vigorous workout in the gym equipped with an extensive range of cardiovascular and weight training equipment. Guests can also make use of the centre's bubbling spa and steam room or be pampered with a visit to the holistic and beauty therapist.
The Imperial is the ideal base to enjoy Llandudno, one of the finest traditional seaside resorts offering excellent attractions, great night life, super sporting facilities as well as local, regional, national and international culture at Venue Cymru, as well as a modern shopping arcade which blend with a host of independent boutiques. |
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Rooms from 75.00 GBP | | St George’s Hotel is North Wales' premier luxury seafront hotel and is situated in a stunning position on the North Wales coast overlooking the Llandudno seascape and the Great and Little Orme Mountains.
A recently completed £4 million refurbishment has enhanced all 75 elegant bedrooms with air conditioning, sumptuous bathrooms and all the luxuries expected from a quality 4 star hotel.
The AA Rosette wining restaurant uses only the finest fresh, local Welsh produce and is the perfect place to enjoy delicious home-cooked cuisine. Enjoy the Terrace Lounge with its stunning seafront views and selection of light lunches and impeccable cappuccinos. During the evening the Terrace Lounge becomes a haven for sampling our malt whiskies or enjoying a Gin and Tonic before dinner.
St George’s is proud to maintain many of its original architectural features, traditional quality service values and is just a 5 minute walk from Venue Cymru - one of the largest Theatres and Conference Centres in Wales.
Llandudno is situated on the beautiful North Wales coast, we are very close to the A55 where Chester and Wrexham are less than 45 minutes drive and Liverpool and Manchester are easily accessible.
With effect from 9th April 2008 an administration surcharge of £2.00 will be added to the total bill for all credit card transactions, whether prepayment or on departure at the hotel. This charge DOES NOT apply to DEBIT card transactions.
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| Cae Mor Hotel
Penrhyn Crescent, Llandudno
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Rooms from 60.00 GBP | | Recently renovated Victorian hotel located next to Venue Cymru (North Wales Theatre) and positioned on the seafront. Many rooms have spectacular sea views and are all individually decorated to a very high standard. The hotel has its own exclusive car park and a lift that services all floors, and also has 2 dedicated disabled rooms on the ground floor with easy access in and out of the hotel.
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| Grand Hotel
Happy Valley Road, Llandudno
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Rooms from 74.00 GBP | | Llandudno is a delightful resort town much loved for its character.
The Grand Hotel is in a Premier position overlooking the town's attractive bay and well kept promenade. Nestled at the foot of the spectacular Great Orme, you should really visit and take the time to experience the great views. Snowdonia National Park is just a short trip away.
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Rooms from 38.00 GBP | | The Wellington Hotel is a fine example of Victorian elegance. Refurbished and upgraded to a high standard we provide good food and a friendly, relaxed and peaceful atmosphere in which to enjoy your stay. The Wales Tourist Board in its annual assessment describes the Wellington Hotel as "A very well appointed hotel with excellent cleanliness throughout. Public areas, especially the lounge are most inviting. Bedrooms continue to be well maintained and upgraded to a high standard. The 3 star grade is well deserved!" All bedrooms are en-suite co-ordinated soft furnishings; quality fitted carpets, comfortable beds and thermostatically controlled heating.
The Wellington Hotel makes the perfect base to explore the dramatic scenery of Snowdonia, walk the unspoilt beaches, and visit the history castles, churches and gardens of North Wales. The town centre, with its many, varied restaurants, the North Wales Theatre, The Victorian Pier, nightlife and cinema are all within easy reach.
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